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RE: exhaust - 9/15/2005 12:51:40 PM

shinysideup

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my friend decided to go with the yosh rs-5. we put it on this morning and he loves it

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RE: exhaust - 9/16/2005 1:11:24 AM

xmunxjai648

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should get the REMUS exhuast...they sound so good...and when at idle it pretty quiet...but when u gun it, it's loud enough to not get a ticket but grabs attentions from cagers...well..all this is from my bike (f4i)..i have the REMUS Grand Prix....but i've seen one on a 6rr and it sticks out about 1 - 1 1/2 inch from the tail...they're pretty expensive too...they don't make mine's any more but their new ones is about $400-$800

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RE: exhaust - 9/17/2005 9:59:04 AM

timmy

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which exhaust is the one that becomes a dual at the end. what brand?

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RE: exhaust - 9/18/2005 5:53:55 AM

xmunxjai648

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you mean like the 1rr?? the only one that i can think of rite now is DEVIL

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RE: exhaust - 9/18/2005 8:55:05 AM

doncollins

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Maybe the dual outlet Micron?

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RE: exhaust - 9/18/2005 9:09:14 AM

doncollins

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The only Devil I can find for undertail exhaust is this one... looks sweet, but it's only listed for the Ninja. Too bad, this would be one I'd add to my list of choices.

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RE: exhaust - 9/18/2005 3:35:37 PM

Tribal_Steve

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Well, I have the Two Brothers Carbon, and so far, I LOVE it! It has a nice low throaty rumble, cruising at 7k is loud to say the least. It does get a bit quiet up above 10k, but when I am up in the r's that far, It's hard to hear much of anything besides wind noise.

Mine came from Star Cycle. Was a little over 500 with free shipping. They have some good prices on exhaust there. Also got my Comp. Werks fender eliminator from them for 141.95.

-Steve

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RE: exhaust - 9/20/2005 1:58:57 AM

hondafanatic

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I have a jardine race core and i think the sound is great. Realy low deep grumble at idle and in the upper rpms its loud as hell. My buddy can hear me coming to his house for about three minutes before i get there.

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RE: exhaust - 9/22/2005 11:20:44 AM

doncollins

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Ask and ye shall receive. LASER X-Treme "We are running our end of summer sale and it is NOW $525.00" @ www.fosterrad.com You have to e-mail them. Their site has been hacked and needs work. But they relied fast with a price quote. Here's what it looks like.

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RE: exhaust - 9/22/2005 1:02:19 PM

OneWheelinRR

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go with a single exhaust.... I think of all things you'll lose horsepower n torque.... like putting a duall d and d on... you lose power.

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RE: exhaust - 9/22/2005 7:03:17 PM

chillin

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You lose power with the dual dnd? i didnt know that. i love the way they look and sound but not at the expense of power, no way.

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RE: exhaust - 9/22/2005 9:51:04 PM

doncollins

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When ever I can make time for it, I'm going to set my bike up on a dyno before I make any changes. The company that is selling the laser exhaust will let you return for your money back even if you don't like the sound. So if you see a performance drop... return it or swap for a different one.

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RE: exhaust - 9/24/2005 3:11:39 AM

TRBL600RR

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if you are looking for sound check out the devil site. I think there exhaust sound sick on the 600rr. The jardine has a nice grumble to it too.

If you really got the cheese Arrow or Arata is a real sweet sounding and for performance.

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RE: exhaust - 9/25/2005 4:58:31 PM

Higgy

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I think that the dual micron is the dogs,its brilliant definetly the best looking exhaust out there i think. Whether it affects performance or not im not sure,i hope not because i was thinking of getting one! Here are some other good exhaust manufacturers:
Akrapovic,Arrow,Laser,Two brothers......
But this micron is fantastic

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